You know, I think this kind of thing should be asked when you are making a deal on the machine from the get-go. Especially when you buy a machine that you use to make a living on. "What if?" What if the something breaks? Will you offer a loaner if the unit is still under warranty? If it's important then I think it should be had in writing. Of course I can see issues with this when it comes to long distance sales but I think it should be made clear up front. When I bought my tractor I knew that I would be moving soon and had the dealer include in writing that they would come and transport it for me one time no charge. While there are some really good dealers out there, there are some that could really care less as well. As people say...Caveat Emptor, or as some others say C.Y.A. (cover your a$$) /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif